Planned Parenthood, currently engaging in desperate damage control following the release of two damning videos of officials talking about selling body parts of aborted babies, has also notified Congress that it believes undercover journalists have actual footage of clinics carrying out the procedures.

As reported by Life News Planned Parenthood penned a letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee saying that Chief Medical Director, Deborah Nucatola, who sipped wine while talking about selling foetal tissue, would not be available to answer questions at a briefing.

Within the letter, Planned Parenthood, attempting to get ahead of the scandal, also notifies Congress of what it believes will be released by undercover journalists with The Center for Medical Progress who posed as researchers with a fake pharmaceutical company called Biomax.

"Biomax set up exhibits at our National Medical Conference and our National Conference over the last couple of years." the letter states.

It continues "We believe that on at least one occasion a representative from Biomax was shown a highly sensitive area in a clinic where tissue is processed after abortion procedures."

In other words, the CMP may have caught Planned Parenthood harvesting baby body parts on camera.

Planned Parenthood, remarkably, sidesteps any questions of the legality of this process, and accuses CMP of breaking the law.

"While this work is standard and essential during any abortion procedure, any filming in such an area would be an extremely serious invasion of our patients' privacy and dignity." the letter states.

Planned Parenthood also accuses the journalists of attempting to paint them up as racists.

"We also believe that in at least one interaction at a Planned Parenthood facility, the Biomax representative asked questions about the racial characteristics of tissue donated to researchers studying sickle cell anemia, apparently seeking to create a misleading impression." the letter states.

As InfoWars reported Tuesday, Planned Parenthood, with the help of it's corporate media mouthpiece MSNBC, warned before the release of the second damning video that more footage was coming, with "racially-charged" overtones.